BATON ROUGE – A new law will put more eyes in certain public school classrooms.
It will require cameras in some special education classrooms statewide, but there are differing opinions on the balance between transparency and unnecessary oversight.
Under current state law, parents can request that cameras be installed in their child’s self-contained classroom, where all students have IEPs, legal documentation that outlines a student’s specific educational needs, among parents, students, and teachers…